Sentence examples for defined things from inspiring English sources

In this week's talks, "things like 'small' were further defined, things like 'trucks' were better defined," Mr. Wolf told reporters as he left Moscow.

Now Dignāga defined things similar to the subject as things distinct from the subject (p) and having the property to be established (S), while he defined things dissimilar from the subject as things not having the property to be established (S).

6a 19 22), Eurytus arranged pebbles in a certain way in order to show the number which defined things in the world, such as a man or a horse.

Once again: all thin privilege means is that your life isn't made more difficult *because of your weight.* It means you aren't defined things like pay raises, healthcare, and airline seats because of your weight.

Jon Savage is great at writing about music, but because he's defined things like punk rock (England's Dreaming, 1991) and the concept of being teenage (Teenage: The Creation of Youth Culture, 2007) so well, people always seem to ask him about stuff that everyone already knows is cool.

(For example, the first grader looked up things like "brain," "stomach," and "lungs," while the third grader defined things like "system," "organ," and so on).

But if there is a fluid market, the price for air rights will become a more clearly defined thing.

Many artists are good at doing one small, narrowly defined thing; if the Starns fall short, they do so on a grand scale.

Indigenous knowledge also resists specific definitions, as it is a fluid process, more than a defined thing and varies from community to community.

"It doesn't have a really defined thing of what it is," Brandon concludes.

Apparently, when Romney said that he was "going to win this thing," he wasn't actually talking about the Iowa caucuses, but some other, less well defined "thing".